Two Philippine inventions designed to improve home dialysis and detect structural damage in buildings have advanced to the Global Top 20 of the James Dyson Award 2026, marking the first time the country has placed two entries in the international shortlist.
Two University of the Philippines Diliman graduates have won the Philippine leg of the James Dyson Award 2026 for developing a low-cost, semi-automated machine intended to make peritoneal dialysis easier and safer to perform at home.
